Extend Europeana timeout

[stacimc]

Fixes

The Europeana DAG continues to occasionally time out in production.

Description

Following #3453 which extended the timeout to 1 week, this PR extends it even further to 12 days.

The Europeana DAG runs on a daily schedule and ingests all the records that were last updated on the ingestion day. It completes in <20 minutes with a small number of records for the majority of runs, but every few weeks there is an ingestion day with a much larger amount of data. These runs can take a very long time to complete, because the scheduled daily runs that queued up in the meantime will likely all complete very quickly as soon as it finishes, allowing the dag to "catch up".

Since 1 week has not been enough time at least twice now in production, we should try extending it even further.

Testing Instructions

just up, run the Europeana DAG locally and inspect the Details view for the pull_data task to ensure that the execution_timeout is set appropriately.

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[krysal]

LGTM